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A Qadiri sheikh, originally from Baghdad, whose real name was Hacı Abdülkerim but who was popularly known as 'Hac Kermo'. He settled in Urfa and represented the Qadiri order there. His gravestone reads 'this is the grave of the late al-Hâc Abdülkerim son of al-Hâc Muhammed' and records his death in August 1823. He is said to have had one daughter and four sons, of whom Hacı Mustafa (d. 1876) succeeded him as Qadiri deputy. His grave lies in the Harrankapı Cemetery and is visited by the people.
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